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Okay as you should know, as of late, a lot of SFW and NSFW artists have been getting a lot of flack from the so called "Art Police" because they keep on attacking anime artists and issue them threats of game ending themselves for the sake of getting their feelings validated because they have nothing better to do with their lives. And they usually prefer to have nothing but spare time on their hands. And I find it completely disgusting that people are willing to say such vile things about artists and slander their hard work when (And this is a personal hypothesis of mine) they can't be able to make art like these skilled artists can.

Here is the season one finale and I will eventually be back for a season 2 if all goes according to plan, and I have to say these are the three issues that have been circling around on Twitter and quite frankly I am personally getting fed up with it, but I wanted to just share my personal thoughts about these three topics that have been garnering so much unnecessary attention by faux activists that don't care about what they are fighting for as long as they get the victim points like it's some twisted game they're playing and speaking of games, they are using a game character that's canonically male and making him transgender because of a bad ending. Also I wanted to recap about a certain voice actor that is a victim of the infamous Me Too movement, and let's not forget about the fact that people are trying to ban innocent law abiding citizens off of social media because they like art of fiction characters as well because of a certain fictional age they are. All of that is in reverse order though. And here is a couple of non profit organizations to help prevent child abduction and abuse: https://childfindofamerica.org/#:~:text=Child%20Find%20of%20America%2C%20Inc.%20is%20a%20not%2Dfor,families%20all%20over%20the%20globe http://findthechildren.com/

This is a follow up to the segment of talking about mecha anime with two of my good friends Omega Katana and Mad Matt Wheaton, as we also share our thoughts about the gift and curse of making anime mainstream along with fake anime fans infecting our fandoms along with big name anitubers and journalists saying that Mecha is dead! Where the three of us totally disagree with since Mecha is a genre that will never die.

Okay for this episode I am joined by my good friend Fatal 5ystem Error as we talk about what we love about anime and the things that inspire us to make our own stories and comics off of our love of Japanese culture. And how people are willing to destroy anime for the sake of "Progressivism" and "Diversity and inclusivity" we also talk about the creation of what we have in store along with dealing with the influx of normies that have been coming into our fandoms because they want to feel special about something.

Okay it's been over two years since the Vic Mignona accusations have arisen from the fact that people are still smearing the man's name. And there is *NO* evidence to prove that he is guilty of anything, and it seems that the judge also tossed the case out, and if you ask me, this is all just thanks to the MeToo movement, they wanted to play the victim when in reality, they are just feeding their own egos and satiate their feelings. Nothing in the world makes me more mad than having activists posing as fans getting heard over actual fans. To add salt to the wounds, Jamie Marchi and Monica Rial both started a podcast smearing Vic Mignona along with the fans. This just proves that Vic is more vindicated and he should have the justice he deserves. Link to Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/misteranime343. Support my Patreon (Optional): patreon.com/MisterAnime343

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It seems that no matter how hard we try, or how much we want to ignore it, Crunchyroll has decided to release it's first ever American original. High Guardian Spice, and quite frankly, it just flat out sucks. The only thing that this series is currently focusing on is, LGBT+ representation. Add the fact, if you're a straight white man in this then you are evil, the artwork is something you would find on Tumblr, the characters are bland, the story is super flat as a board, and don't even get me started on the fact that they lied about the diversity of the makers, plus the fact that one person is a known misandrist and wants to YEET all men. Also if you criticize Crunchyroll or High Guardian Spice, then they will block you from their Twitter accounts. And to anyone who was brave enough to bear through all 12 episodes, you have my respect since you had to endure the whole suffering of brain cells being lost from watching that garbage tier "anime."